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National Football League Players Concussion Injury Litigation

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Connie Carpenter
8 years ago

Begging for clarity, consistency, and action.

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Mike Weddington
8 years ago

We need help to sufficiently and adequately assist this process.

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Council Rudolph
8 years ago

We Need Help

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Kay Jay Harris
8 years ago

Kevin “Kay-Jay” Harris

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Charlie Blank
8 years ago

Glad to help out my college teammate.

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Catherine Newhart
8 years ago

Pass this bill.

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Robert Miller
8 years ago

Thank You Fred and Team members

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Chie Tonantzin Smith
8 years ago

The players won this case! The NFl is now doing all that it can to make sure players don't see a dime by implementing made up rules. Our players are dying and have died. It is shameful what the NFL is doing!

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Tom Mcdonald
8 years ago

tom mcdonald

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Eric Green
8 years ago

Many of my brothers are struggling as the nfl continues to ignore. Sacrificing their lives for the entertainment of the world and the continued economic growth of ALL cities and states around the United States. Without football, bars, clubs, hotels, television, restaurants, they all FALL. Think about that Nfl

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Mark Arneson
8 years ago

These awards should have been paid 6 months ago. Where is the money????

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Charlotte Homan
8 years ago

I am representing my husband who cannot represent himself! We are the older generation of players who have everything for the game and recieved very little financially. We are living the delay, deny, and hope they die reality of this settlement. No one can comprehend this nightmare unless you live it! Please look at the tactics being used against these legitimate claims. It is not what we signed up for!

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Stephen Avery
8 years ago

While those who sacrificed their lives for our country is the most honorable and those who did should never be in want. Also, we who sacrificed our lives for entertainment should never be put to shame and should also receive generous provisions of our seeds sown and reap the harvest while we are alive. It's a "no-brainer!"

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Terri Bey
8 years ago

The NFL needs to keep its promises to these players in this settlement, instead of their legal stalling tactics of "Delay, Deny and hope they die." These players helped make the NFL the huge multi-billion dollar business that it is today. Thanks to the constant pounding, collisions, and now permanent damage to these players' bodies, these men and their families just want what is owed to them in this settlement. In the meanwhile, the NFL has continued to stall, and not do the right thing by these players. The NFL is too worried about protecting "the Shield," with their dog and pony shows, disguised as "investigations of violations," such as the travesty called "Deflategate," and the most recent embarrassment, the Ezekiel Elliott Case. These, and many other previous controversies are just PR for the NFL to hide the fact that the NFL has a concussion problem, and that the NFL does not want to honor this concussion settlement. These men and their families deserve their share of the settlement. These men are dying. Time is up. A neutral arbitrator is needed.

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steve devoe
8 years ago

If you need convincing, read Patterson's new book about Aaron Hernandez and see pictures of his horribly damaged brain & read "League of denial"

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orson mobley
8 years ago

my claim was denied, my lawyer appealed it. Instead of replying to the appeal, it was put in audit.

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Bob Heath
8 years ago

It's time to man up and support the players who made the NFL wealthy

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Willie Williams
8 years ago

The NFL want us to die off instead of compensating the players that deserve the payout. The players built the league!!

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Gary A Padjen
8 years ago

Get those bastards off there hands!!! We should pick it a game outside the stadium and And shove it up Roger Goodelle’s ass

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Mike Stipher
8 years ago

Open your walllets and do what is morally correct!